This time out the tormented Dr. Westlake, a.k.a. Darkman, battles against a sinister crime figure who's out to tap the secret of Darkman's superhuman strength. Using his diabolical mistress and his neglected family as bait, the nefarious villain draws Westlake into a trap. A direct-to-video sequel. Read more
| Starring | Jeff Fahey, Arnold Vosloo, Darlanne Fluegel, Roxann Biggs-Dawson |
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| Director | Bradford May |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
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Arnold Vosloo dons synthetic flesh once more as deformed superhero Peyton Westlake in the second sequel to the 1990 fantasy horror. This time the Urban Bigfoot is pitted against evil drug baron Jeff Fahey, who is determined to learn the secret of Westlake's strength. Fahey enlists his mistress, the beautiful doctor Bridget Thorne (Darlanne Fluegel) to make Westlake an offer he can't refuse. With executive producer Sam Raimi (who directed the original Darkman) and returning director/cameraman Bradford May maintaining the quality and integrity of both previous adventures, and a well-realised script accenting character as much as explosive gimmicks, this comic-strip horror escapade is a worthwhile addition to the series.
Cheap and nasty sequel, with much ham acting and a narrative that is never less than ridiculous.
"...DARKMAN III delivers a kinetic video kick." -- Rating: B
I'm sure if you looking at this dvd it's because you've either seen a Darkman film before or heard how good they are?Although neither this or Darkman 2 could ever be as good as the original due to no Liam Neeson and no Sam Raimi behind the camera(although he co-produced this film)this is still an excellent film which needs to be watched.Darkman is still trying perfect his sinthetic skin formula which seems to always fail after only 99 minutes.After his research is stolen he trys whatever he can to get it back. The action and storyline in this are good.The acting is above par for this b-movie Jeff Fahey is a great bad guy.So check this film out if you like action films in the 80's vein.
This third film in a potential series of decent movies, starting off with the fantastic 'Darkman' who knows why Sam Raimi decided to step down as director, but either way there are plenty of decent directors to take his place and believe it or not, Bradford May isn't the one to 'blame' for this movie, rather it's the script! There are an assortment of bad lines in this movie, which i won't give away. All i'll say is that if you thought the first film was nothing more than a copy of other movies, check this out, it rips off everything from 'Batman Returns, Psycho etc lacking Raimi's Vertigo or insane cam-zooms, this movie is inevitably really dissapointing, didn't see the whole film it was so bad!
A good story line great to watch all three one after the other.I dont know why they ended at part 3 but these 3 films are a pleasure to watch with a great storyline. part one is a bit slow to start but gets you hooked into a story of a man and his life when its taken away from him. Leaving the life and partner behind he goes under ground carrying on with his work to create a skin formula. will he break is 99min record before his compound disolves? watch the films and find out BUT hey darkman fans there should of been a Part 4..
This is a good film, not quite as good as the first or second film, but very enjoyable.
I really think there should be more Darkman films, and that Arnold Vosloo should reprise his role as Westlake.
this was not as good as the first movie but quite wacthable
I'm sure if you looking at this dvd it's because you've either seen a Darkman film before or heard how good they are?Although neither this or Darkman 2 could ever be as good as the original due to no Liam Neeson and no Sam Raimi behind the camera(although he co-produced this film)this is still an excellent film which needs to be watched.Darkman is still trying perfect his sinthetic skin formula which seems to always fail after only 99 minutes.After his research is stolen he trys whatever he can to get it back. The action and storyline in this are good.The acting is above par for this b-movie Jeff Fahey is a great bad guy.So check this film out if you like action films in the 80's vein.
This third film in a potential series of decent movies, starting off with the fantastic 'Darkman' who knows why Sam Raimi decided to step down as director, but either way there are plenty of decent directors to take his place and believe it or not, Bradford May isn't the one to 'blame' for this movie, rather it's the script! There are an assortment of bad lines in this movie, which i won't give away. All i'll say is that if you thought the first film was nothing more than a copy of other movies, check this out, it rips off everything from 'Batman Returns, Psycho etc lacking Raimi's Vertigo or insane cam-zooms, this movie is inevitably really dissapointing, didn't see the whole film it was so bad!
A good story line great to watch all three one after the other.I dont know why they ended at part 3 but these 3 films are a pleasure to watch with a great storyline. part one is a bit slow to start but gets you hooked into a story of a man and his life when its taken away from him. Leaving the life and partner behind he goes under ground carrying on with his work to create a skin formula. will he break is 99min record before his compound disolves? watch the films and find out BUT hey darkman fans there should of been a Part 4..
this was not as good as the first movie but quite wacthable
This is a good film, not quite as good as the first or second film, but very enjoyable.
I really think there should be more Darkman films, and that Arnold Vosloo should reprise his role as Westlake.
Arnold Vosloo dons synthetic flesh once more as deformed superhero Peyton Westlake in the second sequel to the 1990 fantasy horror. This time the Urban Bigfoot is pitted against evil drug baron Jeff Fahey, who is determined to learn the secret of Westlake's strength. Fahey enlists his mistress, the beautiful doctor Bridget Thorne (Darlanne Fluegel) to make Westlake an offer he can't refuse. With executive producer Sam Raimi (who directed the original Darkman) and returning director/cameraman Bradford May maintaining the quality and integrity of both previous adventures, and a well-realised script accenting character as much as explosive gimmicks, this comic-strip horror escapade is a worthwhile addition to the series.
Cheap and nasty sequel, with much ham acting and a narrative that is never less than ridiculous.
"...DARKMAN III delivers a kinetic video kick." -- Rating: B